Sentence examples for nascent unrest from inspiring English sources
When the calls for change began to stir in the Arab world more than three months ago, France in particular seemed to be on the wrong side of history, slow to recognize the implications of the nascent unrest in Tunisia, even offering to help out President Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali's hated police with supplies of tear gas.
The consequences: Those responsible for maintaining social stability in China will now have to invest even more in local informants to stay abreast of nascent unrest.
Like New York's joyously crowded Grand Central and the Arab world's historic squares, Taksim is a public space that in the minds of nascent autocrats risks not merely to accommodate unrest but actually to kindle it.
The Foreign Office has relaxed the ban on travel to Madagascar imposed last month after weeks of unrest on the island, but tour operators say this has already caused significant damage to the country's nascent tourist industry.
Meanwhile analysts at RBS have raised their forecast for average Brent crude prices for 2011 by $7 a barrel to $94, saying: We have little clarity at this time on how current unrest and political instability might evolve within the middle east and north Africa or further afield, or how the nascent struggle for power in Libya will unfold.
Unrest is still possible.
